How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Cass County Jail commissary services run through TurnKey Corrections / InmateCanteen. Friends and family can add funds online at InmateCanteen.com. Payment methods vary, but common options include an approved online vendor, kiosk or card deposits, JPay transfers, or mailed money orders and cashier's checks. Follow the vendor's instructions closely so the deposit includes the right payer details. Timing matters: kiosk and card transactions usually post quickly, while mailed deposits typically take several business days to process. Once posted, the money goes into the inmate's personal commissary account for approved purchases. Transfers between inmates are generally not allowed.
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Cass County Jail uses TurnKey Corrections / InmateCanteen. You can add funds online at InmateCanteen.com. Facilities may also accept kiosk or card deposits, JPay transfers, or mailed money orders and cashier's checks. Follow the vendor's instructions when submitting a deposit.
Kiosk and card transactions usually post quickly to the inmate’s account. Mailed deposits normally take several business days to process and post.
Generally, no. Deposits go into an inmate’s personal commissary account, and transfers between inmates are generally not permitted.
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